Community Collaboration

We welcome lifelong learners and students of all ages looking to pursue a class, a certificate, or a degree. We provide and support you on a pathway to success.

Quincy College has agreements with 20 institutions in the Boston-area and beyond to help students transition from their associate degree to a bachelor degree program.

For more information about College and University programs and Pre-College and High School Programs use the menu on this page.

Advisory boards play an important role at Quincy College. These boards are made up of industry leaders in each of programs listed below. Boards meet regularly with college program leaders and faculty to review program offerings, industry trends, and relevant data to insure that a Quincy College certificate or degree will match the skills needed to be successful in the chosen career area.

Click on the name of an advisory board below to review the current advisory board members and their professional connections:

Taking the Next Step

Quincy College has agreements with 20 institutions in the Boston-area and beyond to help students transition from their associate degree to a bachelor degree program. Colleges and universities participating in these agreements include the following:

Bay State College

Becker College

Boston University

California University of Pennsylvania

Cambridge College

Chamberlain College of Nursing

Curry College

Eastern Nazarene College

Emmanuel College

Excelsior College

Fisher College

Framingham State University

Geneva Business School (Switzerland)

Labouré College

Mount Ida College

Mt. Washington College

Northeastern University

Pine Manor College

UMass Boston

UMass Dartmouth

Wheelock College

Click here to see the specific programs offered by Quincy College and the programs they articulate to at these colleges and universities. For more information about program articulation and transfer agreements, contact the Office of Advising.

The Road to Quincy College Passes through Your High School

College on My Campus

Through the College on My Campus program, high school students can take courses that offer credit as part of their high school program and receive a Quincy College transcript for the same course. Credits earned through these courses are transferable to any college or university that would otherwise accept Quincy College credit. These dual enrollment courses are currently offered at the following high schools:

Students interested in dual enrollment should contact their high school guidance counselor or click here to receive more information.

Transfer Programs

Students may earn transfer credit for participating in various vocational/technical education programs at area high schools. These credits only apply toward a degree at Quincy College and are only transferable to another institution as part of a Quincy College certificate or degree program.

The following schools are currently part of the Transfer Program:

Blue Hills Regional Technical School

Bristol-Plymouth Regional Technical School

Brockton High School

Old Colony Regional Vocational Technical High School

Plymouth Public Schools

Quincy Public Schools

Rindge School of Technical Arts (Cambridge Rindge and Latin)

Silver Lake Regional High School

South Shore Vocational Technical High School

Southeastern Regional Vocational Technical High School

Upper Cape Cod Regional Technical School

Weymouth High School

Eastern Nazarene College (ENC) is partnering with Quincy College to bring a bachelor’s program to the Plymouth campus. You are invited to enroll in ENC’s courses at Quincy College to earn your 2+2 bachelor’s degree in Management.

Quincy College graduates can enter the ENC degree completion program as full-degree transfers. Earn your Associate degree from Quincy College and complete your bachelor’s degree with ENC.

Adult & Graduate Studies • 2+2 Program

Bachelor of Arts: Management

The Bachelor of Arts in Management is designed for working adults who have already completed either an Associate degree in full or a large portion of their general education requirements. The 60-credit program seeks to help students advance in their chosen careers by developing skills and knowledge in management and general business that can be applied to a wide range of professional contexts.

1. Analyze and evaluate internal and external business environments and dynamics.
2. Analyze an organization from a strategic perspective.
3. Construct and implement solutions in the business environment.
4. Apply appropriate leadership skills and styles to effectively collaborate with others.
5. Define, describe, and apply business concepts related to management principles and human resources management.
6. Identify critical events, profound ideas, and important discoveries that changed the world and continue to resonate today.
7. Formulate multi-step strategies for locating information and/or solving problems.
8. Emulate the communication practices of both scholars and professionals.
9. Articulate the beliefs, ideals, and practices common to Christianity, despite diversity of tradition and expression.
10. Evaluate an issue of moral tension from multiple positions.
11. Collaborate respectfully with a diverse, multicultural community.

UMASS Boston- Joint Admissions

Quincy College announces JOINT ADMISSIONS with UMass Boston. Through this “One Application, Two Great Schools” program students are accepted to UMass Boston at the same time they are accepted to Quincy College.

EASY TO GET STARTED

We know you are eager to embark on a new degree in the United States. At Quincy College we are here to assist you every step of the way. With joint admissions through our “One Application – Two Great Schools” program you can ease into American college life at Quincy College in the “City of Presidents,” Quincy, Massachusetts. Then smoothly transition to the University of Massachusetts (UMass) Boston located in the hub of academic excellence, Boston, Massachusetts. This pathway program can lead you to an associate and bachelor degree. Your first step is to apply online here.

ONE APPLICATION – TWO GREAT SCHOOLS

Quincy College, a Boston area institution, currently hosts over 400 international students from more than 121 countries around the globe. Our vibrant, student-centered program includes 35 major areas of study, including business, nursing, natural science, computer programming, and many others.

Through this joint admissions program, students who successfully complete the associates program at Quincy College with a minimum of a 2.5 cumulative GPA may enroll in a bachelor’s degree program at the University of Massachusetts Boston. UMass Boston offers over 100 majors and programs of study and many opportunities for students to conduct research and participate in internship offerings.

To begin the process, complete the online application by clicking here and check the box in the international student section of the application indicating your interest in joint admissions.

Quincy College and Northeastern University create a Pathway for Bachelor’s Degree Completion

Offering a Streamlined Route to STEM Degrees

Quincy College and Northeastern University College of Professional Studies announced that Quincy College graduates will be able to make a seamless transition into Northeastern University College of Professional Studies after earning their associate’s degree to complete their bachelor’s degree. Through this new partnership, via the newly negotiated articulation agreement, courses covered by the agreement taken at Quincy College count towards the bachelor’s degree just as if they had been taken at the four-year university.

STEM PATHWAY

This general articulation agreement supports all Quincy College majors providing a streamlined pathway to bachelor’s degree completion in science, technology, engineering, math (STEM) and health related fields. Under this agreement, Quincy College students must graduate with a strong academic record to attend the Northeastern University College of Professional Studies. Program specific articulation will be developed this spring.

Quincy College and Northeastern University as separate institutions have developed curricula and programs working to fill the growing need for skilled workers in the STEM fields, particularly in Massachusetts. In addition, Quincy College has made capital investments of new laboratory space to support STEM skill development. Together, Quincy College and Northeastern University’s Lowell Institute School will provide a simplified, streamlined, and innovative pathway from an associate degree at Quincy College to a bachelor’s degree from Northeastern University.

BOSTON AREA PARTNERSHIP
The partnership developed after both institutions recognized a local need for a pathway for bachelor’s degree completion that is affordable, flexible, and approachable. This partnership can benefit a wide student population from older students returning to the classroom to take advantage of tuition remission offered by their employer to rising high school seniors looking to pursue a bachelor’s degree. Quincy College graduates can capitalize on the full resources of Northeastern University, benefiting from a world-class education.

NORTHEASTERN

“Given the shifts in the regional and national economy toward the innovation fields, completing a bachelor’s degree is more important than ever”, said John LaBrie, Dean, Northeastern University College of Professional Studies. “Partnering with Quincy College with its track record for educating students for work and life offers a new opportunity for the educational and career advancement of our students.”

QUINCY COLLEGE

Quincy College’s Dean of Online Learning & Inter-Institutional Affairs, Dr. Michael Marrapodi added: “Northeastern University Lowell Institute School, as part of the College of Professional Studies, closely aligns with Quincy College’s mission. As an open access institution that encourages academic achievement and excellence, diversity, economic opportunity, community involvement, and lifelong learning, Quincy College is pleased to facilitate valuable learning relationships and partnerships with local colleges and universities to help our students realize their educational and professional futures.”

About the Northeastern College of Professional Studies and Lowell Institute School

Northeastern University College of Professional Studies is one of nine colleges that form the university. Northeastern is renowned for experiential education, and the College of Professional Studies incorporates this strength in career-focused professional education at the undergraduate and graduate levels. The Lowell Institute School, focused on science, technology and engineering degrees, is part of the College of Professional Studies. Degrees reflect business needs, the reality of the present economy, and areas of professional growth and demand. Learn more: www.cps.neu.edu